"[A]n excellent resource for people with cognitive impairment. It does not have any complicated, snappy ideas, just basic needs simply explained." ~ National Study Group on Chronic Disorganization

        "This precious little book responds to a real need. It is lucid, clever, practical and empathetic. No doubt, many who would use it will be inspired by it as well." ~ Yehuda Ben-Yishay, Ph.D., Director, Brain Injury Day Treatment Program, NYU Medical Center

           "Terrific for anyone who's had to deal with cognitive dysfunction associated with chemotherapy or hormonal treatment. In fact, any individual or household would benefit from Long's strategies for uncluttering our homes and brains!"  
                                                                              ~ Barbara Shane, RN, OCN

        "A true gift to those who have trouble focusing for whatever reason - even those of us who are just very busy. The author's organizing solutions are creative and simple, written with a good dose of humor, approachability, and wit. I highly recommend it." 
                                                                          ~ Liz Farrell, professional organizer

        "My daughter struggles with right hemispheric brain dysfunction and epilepsy. I'm eager to implement the ideas—for my daughter's benefit and for mine!"   ~  Susan Detweiler, Starksboro VT

        "Most of my clients have challenges similar to those PJ Long has shared with us. Her gift of putting words around her experience in meeting these challenges is invaluable . . . I have begun recommending this book to my colleagues as 'required reading.'" ~ Lynne Johnson, Certified Professional Organizer in Chronic Disorganization, Quincy MA

       "I found it really encouraging to know I'm not the only person having difficulties. It gave me hope that I can get organized, even if I'm still working at it." ~ Penny Fuller, Gresham, OR 

        "[H]elps with small, overlooked problems related to memory loss or cognitive difficulty, giving patients ways to get back some sense of control, organization, and independence."  ~ Julie King, RN, UCLA Neuropsychiatric Institute and Hospital

        "This book is useful not only for those with early signs of dementia or mild brain impairment, but also for the busy mom or executive. A quick read and easy to follow." ~ Brenda Avadian, M.A., Caregiver Spokes-person and Author, TheCaregiversVoice.com

         "I recommend Brain on a String and its helpful strategies to many of the members I work with who have suffered a traumatic brain injury or stroke."  ~ Janice Sawtell, RN CCM, Specialty Nurse Case Manager, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Vermont

        "It was so good to experience the art of a fellow TBI survivor. Her marvelous recovery is inspiring and confirming. PJ totally rocks!"   ~ Kelly Cruser, DDS, MS, Ashland, OR    

        "Hope is at hand. . . . This slim paperback is a guide to bringing Chaos and Disorganization to heel and making 'peace out of pandemonium' in one's household." ~ Stowe (VT) Reporter